Fun City Editions OOP : Walking the Edge (1985)

Vinegar syndromen partnerin Fun City Editions loppuun myydyn elokuvan alkuperäislevy. Tässä on vajaan sekuntin minivirhe jota en edes huomannut elokuvaa katsoessa ja ihmettelin kun korvauslevy saapui.Toimii normaalilla suomalaisella soittimella ja sisältää englanti puheen.

Tästä tarkempaa tietoa:

https://www.reddit.com/r/boutiquebluray/comments/12tcmgs/walking_the_edge_replacement_disc/

" We have noticed a dropped frame at 07:34 on the Fun City Editions release of WALKING THE EDGE. This was an issue inherent in the authoring process and, as such, we will be issuing replacement discs. "

Tuolla erinomaisen julkaisun arvostelu:

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Walking-the-Edge-Blu-ray/285434/

Myös Itse elokuva on mainio:

" Solid slice of 80's urban exploitation sleaze "

" Around this time vigilante/revenge films were the in-thing to cash-in on the movie market, but some kinda slipped passed the radar like "Rolling Thunder" and especially Nobert Meisel's solid, but tough little item "Walking the Edge". So before Robert Forster and Joe Spinell teamed up in William Lustig's "Vigilante", they together starred in this urban crime/revenge flick that is very well done for what was made on a minor budget and quick time frame. Holding a raw, taut edge the story was a little more thoughtful in the way it came across, unlike many rash and downright average exploitative revenge films that flooded the times. It's more talkative than expected. However it still had a punishing intensity, and moments of gutsy violence and suitably sardonic humour. Lending to the deep-rooted feel is Jay Chattaway's funky, upbeat blues score. Although what really makes the movie has got to be Forster's strong, detailed central performance, and likewise Spinell's excellently scummy head thug. Nancy Kwan has a potent presence too. The support cast; A Martinez, Wayne Woodson and James McIntire are reasonably fine. "